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AUCTION SALES.
Friday. Nov. 1, on Lot B0, Con.. 6,
)orris, Valnable Farm- Stock. John
MoBae, proprietor ; J. P. Brine, auc-
tioneer.
uct oneeer.
• Tuesday, Nov. 5, on Lot 4, Con. 13,
morillop, Farm Stock and;Implements.
Daniel R. Mason,' proprietor ; John Bul-
lard, auctioneer.
Tuesday, Nov. 5, on -Lot 22, Con. 2,
Stephen, Farm Stock and Implements.
Win. Hamlin and Wni. Bagshaw, pro-
prietors ; A. Bishop, auctioneer.
Wednesday, Nov. 6, on Lot.4, Con. 9, -
Usborne, Valuable Farm Stock. Wm.
Cornish; proprietor ; A. Bishop, acre
tioneer,
Saturday, Nov. 9, on Lot 19, Con. 1,
Stephen, Valuable Farm Stock. Wr.
Sweet, proprietor ; A. Bishop, auc-
tioneer.
Friday, Nov. 15, on Lot 11, Con. 15,
-Grey, Valuable Farm Stock. David
Logan, proprietor ; J. P. Brine, auc-
tioneer.
. MARRIAGES.
MoRR AMEs.-At the residence of the
bride's father, ou the 22nd. ult., by
Rev. E. Patterson, M. A., Mr. C.
Dlohr., salesman, to Elizabeth, eldest
• daughter of Mr. James Ames, mer-
chant tailor, Stratford.
Ittw1LZNs-SI rA v. -In Ailsa Craig, on
the 13th inst., by Rev. R. W. Wi-
liams, Mr, Robert S. Rawlins, of
Widder, to Miss Eliza. C. Shaw, of
Seaforth.
PICKARD--HARDING.In London, on
the 22d inst:, by Rev. W. Jalliffe, Mr.
Robert Pickard, eldest Bon of J. Pick-
ard, Esq., of Exeter, HuronCounty,
Ont., to Miss Margaret. P. Harding,
youngest daughter : of Mrs. Hannah
Harding, of London, Chit.
'$ARais--RQBiNSUN.--At the residence
of the bride's father, on Friday, 25th
October, by Rev: S. Snider, Congre=
atiionalisl; Minister, Wroxeter, Mr.
John Harris, to Miss Mae • Robin-
son, boi:h. of Turnberry, County of
` Huron. •
CUTTERS !, CUTTERS I -
McINTOSH & MORRISON,
Thankful for past favors, would eespeotfally in-
timate to the inhabitants of 8 'forth and sur-
rounding country that, theyhate o hand and aro
manufacturing the BEST T of
Gutters, : of all Descriptla s' and Styles
Ever before offered to the public.
DEATHS.
SAUNn:ES-In Mitchell, on the 21st ult.,
Susan, wife of Mr. Roger Saunders,
aged 29 years. -
EpDER.--At Burnside, township of Hay,
- on Sunday 27th October, . William
Janes Elder, only son of James W.
and Catherine Elder, aged 4 years and
10 days.
THE MARKETSt
As we make this class of •workk I a specialty, and
employ none but the best mechhtu'es, and tlse only.
the boat hickory, we feel confident m sayingthatl
we caa give perfect satisfaction to every purchaser.
We have on hanks few good
PHAETONS, SINGLE B (1GIES
CARRIAGES,
Which we will sell cheap, in order to make room
for winter work. II
All work warranted, Cell and .examine.
An apprentice 'wanted in the Itvpod-shop.
AND'
MciNTOSH' & MORRISON,
11Za'n-st;, Seaforth.
TEACHER WA TED
FOR Harpurkey School: Dir ids to commence
Jan. 1, 1878, Apply to Fit ar oJts 'SCOTT, DA-
VID MCCtn x,00H er HUGH Rona, Trustees. 6
TEACHER - WANTED.
WANTED for School' Section, No. 10, Township
of Grey, a male or female TEACHER holding
second or third-class certificate: Duties to com-
mence January 1, 1873. Apply1 to JOHN LONG,
WM. DUKE or THOMAS1 EFIEI , Grey
Post -office.
BRITAI
SEAFORTH.
W: DILL IS NOW SHOWING A FULL STOCK OF
DRY: COODS, MIL .INERY:,
i
BOOTS AND SHOES AND GROCERIES
SUITABLE FOR THE PRESENT SEASON'S TRADE.
And while returning thanks for the patk onago of the pant seven year, desires to notice that the stool:
is large enough to, supply the heaviest buyer, choice enough to satisfy the most particular, and as good
value as can b,e obtained by any purchaser; that he has had the same
ADVANTAGE OF PURCHASING
BEFORE. THE RISE
As any other house, and will as readily give CUSTOMERS the benefit of it.
The following advantages are claimed for the house: I
I
1. A long experience in the trade.
2. Personal inspection of all goods bought.
3. One price only, the LOWEST possible.
4, A well -assorted STOCK to select from.
TEACHER WANTED.
WANTED, for School Section Nb. 1; in the
Township of Morris, a male TEACti.ER.
Duties to commence on the is of January, 1873.
Apply to ROBT. B. LAIDLAW, OBT. SYMOND8,
JOHN McELROY, Trustees, B yth P. 0. 2544*
TEACHER WAITED.
WANTED, fir School Seoti n No. 8, Tucker -
smith; a male TEACHER. For farther par-
ticulars apply to J. McGEE or JOHN MODE-
LAND, Egmondville. 254 ,,
SEAFORTH, October 31, 1872.
Deliveries on (the market have not
beennearly so • good for the past two
weeks as they were " the previous two
weeks. The horse disease and the fine
- weather, no doubt, produce this result to
a very considerable extent. Prices for
wheat still continue to decline. For
course grains prices remain firm with but
little variation. Hay continues firm at
quoted prices, with light supply. Wood
is very scarce` in town just now, and
high prices are asked. and paid. A few
cords of good hard wood. would meet
with ready sale at a high figure. We -
quote
Fall'Wheat. 41 05 to 1 10
Spring ,Wheat ... .......... .100 to 1 10
Barley..,,. 0 53 to 0 55
Oats.... '0 35 to 0 36
Peas0 55 to 0 57 _
Butter.. 0 12 to 0 18
Eggs... _ 0 00 to 0 16
Flour 625 to 700
$ay........., .. . ... 12 00 to 14 00
Hides.. , . 5 50 to 600
Sheep Skins. 0 50 to 1 10
'Calf Skins, (vee.) per lb., ........ 0 09 to 0 10
Salt (retail) per barrel 0 00 to 1 25
Potatoes, (new) per bushel. 0 40 to 0 45
mesh Pork per 1001bs.......... 5 00 to 6 00
Dried Pork -Bacon 0 09 to .0 10
I3iiedPcrk-Ham..... _ .. 0 15 to 0 18
Oatmeal' brl 0 00 to 5 50
Apples per bushel........... 0 40 to 0 50
TEACHER WANTED. '
WANTED, a male TEACHER for Union School
Section No.1, Hay and Stanley. One quali-
fied to teach French preferred. Duties to com-
mence on January lst,1873. Apply to
ROB'. DRYSDALE and JOS. LAPORTE,
258-8 Berne P. O
TO SHOEMAKERS.
-POUR. SHOEMA1 RS wanted immediately.
At SAMUEL STARK'S, Seaforth.
BLACKSMITH WANTED.
WANTED, immediately, a" first-class country
' r BLACKSMITH, able to take charge of a shop.
None but one proficient in horse shoeing and
plow -fazing need apply, to whom a liberal salary
will be given. Single man preferred. Apply to
WM. ERWIN, Wagon -maker. Berne. 255
BRITANNIA e HOUSE,
Opposite the Post -office, SEAFORTIl.
APPRENTICE WANTED.
APPRENTICE wanted to the Blacksmithing
business. A. good, stout boy, of 16 or upwards,
will have a good opportunity of learning the trade.
254-4 ALEX. STEWART, Seaforth.
APPRENTICE WANTED.
WANTED Immediately, a GOOD STOUT LAD
about sixteen years of ge, as an apprentice
-to the Blackemithing busine : s. Apply to
253 - W. e RASSIE, Seaforth.
ESTRAY PIG.
CAME into the premises o the subscriber, Lot
19, Oon. 10, Grey, about- she middle of August
last, a.black and white Boa • PIG,. about 1 year
old. The owner is requeste' to prove property par
charges and take it sieve.. 1
256t4 �'v m. R'HELPTON.
ESTRAY EWES. - -
CAI4IE into the premises of the subscriber, Lot
5, Con. 4, Grey, about t e end of September
last, two EWES. Owner re nested to prove prop-
erty, pay charges and remov them.
256g4 J MES TURNBULL.
CLINTON, Oct. 31, 1872.
Fall Wheat......:..... . , ...,1 15 (0 1 15
Spring Wheat. ................ . 1 15 0 1 16
Oats.......... .....,..... 0 30 0 0 32
Harpy.. ..... - 0 50 (ct� 0 55
Peas........... .... ........... 0 50 Q 055
Butter. 0 18 j 0 14
Eggs. .. 0 12 (� 0 13
Hay, per tons .. _ ..... ............11 00 d 18 00
LONDON, Ont., Ont., Oct. 31, 1872.
White Fall Wheat per bush. $1 15 to
$1 20 ; Red Fall Wheat per bush. $1 00
to $1 10 ; Spring Wheat per bush. $1 16
to $1 20' ; barley, 50c to 60c; peas, 50c
to 60e ; oats, 35c to 37c ; Butter (rolls)
per ib 20c to 25c ; Butter (crock) per Ib
Je to 15c ; Cheese, 9c to IOc ; Eggs, 20c
to 25c; Potatoes, 50c; Apples, 25c ;
Dressed. hogs, $5 50 to' $6 25 ; Live
hogs, $4 to $4 25.
TORONTO, Oct. 31, 1872:
STREET PRioEs.=--Wheat, Fall $1 18
to $I 35 : Spring -11 14 to $L 15 ; Bar-
leyfi7c to 72c; Oats 41c to 410.
RUFFALC1 LIVE STOCK MARKET.
BUFFALU, Oet. 30.
Cattle -The receipts for the, market
to -day have been 170 head, making the
total supply for the week thus far 731
head, or 43 cars, against 85 cars for the
,' same time last week._ The market is.
not yet fully opened. Ali stock trains
are believed to be on time. The only
transactions were 91 I head .Michigan
steers, ranging from 769 to 1,028 lbs, at
$3 65 to $4 20 ; 58 head Cherokee cows
and heifers, ranging- from 951 to 984 lbs..
.. at 3 56 ;. 16 head Indiana cows, averag-
ing 104 at $4 101
1872. NOYEMBER, 1872,
TI E SARC�rB'ST STOCK,
THE CHEAPEST STOCK,
,
Sheep and Lambs -The receipts for
the market to -day have been 2,200 head,
making the total receipts thus far 3,800
head, against 5,400 head for the same
time last week. The market is not yet
opened.
Hogs -The receipts of hogs to -day
have been 7,000 head, making the total
supply for the week thus far 18,700
head, against 18,000 for the same time
last week. The market is without any
apparent Iife. The over crowded state
of Eastern markets, and the large supply
in the pens here, has caused buyers to
hang off to await more favorable advices
from New York. Up tonoon no sales
were effected:, and no prospects of any
trade.
BREEDING MARE FOR SALE. .
FOR SALE QHEAP, a .good Breeding MARE,
can be seen on Lot 18 Con. 4,•M
further particulara applyt the und
2.644
HORSE FOR SALE. -
FOR Sp7.E, cheap, a good ;DRAFT HORSE, com-
ing five yearn old; sound in wind and,limb, and.
good to work Hier double r single. Apply J.
McGINNIS,rocer, Seaforth: 254•
cliillop. For
rsigned.
cINTOSH.. .
OXEN.
FOR SALE, a splendid y e ,of :working. OXEN',
.L eight yeapeold.. -Apply to: -Ti M. HOLLINGGS-
ARAD, Kippen P. 0. 254
THOROUGH -BRED ]j ERKSHIRE PIGS
FOR SALE AT REASONABLE RATES. .
TNF subscriber offers for sale a number of
thorough -bred Berks e PIGS.. Two of the
sows took the first andse ed phzea' at the South
Riding CountyShow, at E eter, also at the Zurich
Show in the Township of Hay this fall. For fur-
ther particulars apply to the undersigned on lot
No. 4, 2nd concession, Township of Stanley.
WM. GLAIR, ;
253-4 Kippen P. O., Ont.
it
.AND . THE
GREATEST VARIETY
IS TO BE HAD FOR CASH CR APPROVED CREDIT AT
LIVINGSTONE'S
DOMINION HOUSEr
AINLEYVILIE
A NEW FIRM
lNHAN OLD$TAND.
WILSO\ &YOU\G,
Having purchased the Grocery aad Liquor Business of Mr. JOHN WALSH, have removed " the stock"
of Mr. CHARLES WILSON to the premises lately occupied by Mr. Walsh, where they will hereafter
carry on business,
The .have added a large stock of NEW 'GOODS,
Teas,
PUBLIC NOTICE.
NOTICE`• is hereby given that the undersigned
have this day entered into Partnership as
Millers and Produce Commission Merchants in the
Village of Seaforth, under the name, style and
firm of JAS. P. KENDALL & 00.
[Signed,) JAS. P. RENDALL,
MARTIN CUAie ''SWORTH.
RAM LAMBS FOR SALE. i
N, undersigned has 1
rpm concession s, Tucker
JAS. P. KENDALL & CO.
Beg to state to the Farmers, Produce Merchants
and Dealers of the County of Huron that they
have purchased from Messrs. SAF,ARSON & CO.
the Mills known as the Seaforth. Mills, toad will
hereafter carry on the same.
All Kinds of Grain Purchased,
As formers,
dud the Highest GASH PRICE Paid.
FLOUR exchanged for WHEAT.
- Farmers desiring to exchange can rely upon
getting for their Wheat No. 1 Flour. -
FLOUR DELIVERED in any part of the Vil-
lage free of charge.
- The undersigned, having had the entire working
management 'of the Mill for the past; three years,
patrons may rest assured that they will receive
the same satisfactory treatments and is good work
as formerly. JAS P. KENDALLI& CO.
TN REFERE1;WE to the above, the undersigned
1 would beg to, thank their, nume}ous customers
for the extensive patronage accorded to them for
the past four yearsi and trust that the same lib-
'eral patronage will be extended to the twee fume
whom we have pleasure in being able to confident-
ly recommend to our old patrons. All debts duo
us, in connection with the Mill ;must be tpaici, to
Jas. P. Kendall & Co., and all debts edue by
by the
us, in
connection with the same, will
said firm of Jas..P. Kendall & Co. -
W. A. SHEA ,SON & CO.
or Sale on Lot No., 8,
smith, eight well-bred
Ram Lambs. WILLIAM " STONEMAN.
253-4
ESTRAY SHEEP.
CAME to -the premises of the undersigned, Lot
15, Conceseiotr 11, McXilIoP, a 'bout Sept. 27;
a EWEand two LAMBS.. The owner is requested
to" prove property, pay zpenses end take them
away. JAES HILLFN. 255-4
Liv.ERP00L BUTTER MARK ET. -Latest
Liverpool circulars quote Conaria butter
at a very wide range according eat
to
quality, viz: From 38s to 105s, eq
to a value inUanada of 64c to 20,c, the
outside price, however, being for extra
chcice, f which the amount exported.
from
very trifling, and none of -it being
the western portion of Ontario•
CAUTION. wife or
JAEREBY forbid any person giving my
son credit on my account, from this date, with
or without my order, as I will nILot- fie Siresponsible
25G 4
nsi le
for the same.
owlek, Oct. `20,1872.
STRAYS
STRAYED from Seafor
bei, two farrow CO
COWS.
about the first of Octo-
S ; one red - and white;
crumbly horns; the o dark brown. Informa-
tion respecting them will be suitably rewarded by
the subscriber.
254 THOMAS DOWNEY.
WILLIAM
STRAYED COLT.
CTR1SED or stolen /tom the premises of
the
^' undersigned, on the8th of July last,
ark
brown HORSE COLT rimg three years old, with
black mane and tail, and a White face. Any person
returning to the owner aid colt shall have rich
ward of $5. RICHARD ROCKING,
Township, Lot 13, North Huron Road. - 253-4*
ESTRAY ,PIG.
CF, AMinto Lot 26, Concession 6, north half,
Township of Morris, on or about the 20th day
of September, a black and white SOW PIG, about
18 months old. The owner is requested to come
and pay charges and take it away.
CHARLES HARRIS.
-Morris, Oct. 9, 1972.
253-4
ESTRAY HEIFER.
SEAFORTH MILLS
NOTICE,
ALI.IEN
(Late at Hickson's),
Coffees,
EMBRACING
Sugars.
Tobaccos, &c.
IP WIIES AND LIQUORS..
Walker's Superior Rye and Malt WHISKY, warranted.
not jadulterated. -
ALE and PORTER in endless variety, bottled and on draught. None but the"
best and purest kept on hand. HALF AND QUARTER BARRELS, for family
use, warranted good or no pay asked.
Ow. Goods- are all 1Vevi, Freely and Well, Kept.
WEGUARANTEE SATISFACTION
FOR PRIC�Sr
IN ALL BRANCHES. -
INTENDS OPENING A
GROCERY,
Feed and Provision
Whereas, It has come to our `knowl-
edge that certain untruthful and unprin-
cipled •parties havestated that since we
have purchased the Seaforth Mills from
W. A. Shearson & Co., we have run
down the, quality of. our Family Flour,
in order to make a larger profit, depend-
ingon its reputation for its sale, -We
beg to state that we are now making
better Flour than has - been made in the
Mill since it was built, and the best
Family Flour in the Dominion.
Messrs. R. FAtrsoN' & (;o., late W. B.
Ward, Bakers, in this Village, use our
'Flour exclusively in them 'Bake -House.
t e
:We, referparf ies doubting trig q Y. f
our Flour to the 3riad inanefa.ctu educe
`them, and challenge Ontario to pr
better, continuously, for three months.
Intending purchasers may rely on get-
ting our unrivalled Family Flour from
the following dealers, at prices as low as
any: other Flour :
WILSON & YOUNG,
R.'FANSON & CO., -
• STRONG & FAIRLEV,
THOMAS LEE,
THOMAS K11)D,
• J. C. LAIDLAW,
KILLORAN & RYAN,
g, McGINNIS,
WILLIAM AULT,
Mrs. AULT,
WILLIAM ALLEN,
1111GH ROBB, Harpurheonclville.
G. & Ii. JACKSON, Egm moil .
WM. THOMSON, Egin
CAME irito the premises_of the subscriber, Lot
tb No. 9, concession ,5, oid Tuckersmith, onor
about The
the first of June last, year property, pay
owner is .regaested to call, proveP
charges and: take her away.
MATTHEW WARD.
253-4* '
ESTRAY EWES.
a A E into Lot 8, Concession 7, Grey, about the
Clot of August last, two EWES. The owner is
provereqproperty, pay ebarges
and take them o comae . HUGH LAMONT. 255-44
and take away.
• ESTRAY STEER AND RAM:
AME to the premises of the subscriber, S t1a
Concession 4, Tnckersmith, L. R. S.,
,year -cid STEER. The owner is requested to Also,p
charges, prove property andake t away.AMB, Which
came to the same premises, a
the owner will please eomeafter. -
254-4 WM. MCELNZIFr.
STORE
FLOUR AND FEED
No. 1 Flour, Oatmeal and Cornmeal, and Feed of every description always for Bale. -
Goods Delivered in any Part of the.Village Free of Charge.
TO FARMERS. -:Butter . and Eggs bought for CASH and the hh-
est Price always }laid.
IN THE SHOP NOW OCCUPIED
BY
LEE & ` SWITZER,
About the
WILSON & YOUNG.
TO OLD CUSTOMERS.
IN connection with the above, the undersigned would return thanks to his' old patrons• for their lib -
oral patronage in his former . stand, end trusts they will accord to the new firm of which ho is a
member a continuance of former favors. Having larger premises, larger stock, better and cheaper
goods, the above firm is enabled to do• even better for their customers than I have heretofore done.
CHARLES WILSON.
IST OF NOVEMBER. •
SEAFORTH, 0 ot. 25, 1872.
255
MURDER ! MUR=DER!
MURDER! -
HIGH PRICES FOR FURNITURE
MURDERED,
And those that have kept prices ap beyond the
- bounds of reason are about to
Farmers may Exchange their. Wheat
b
for our Fest Flour, 40 poufiids per
for good Wheat, Spring o3• 'Tall.
JAS. P. KENDAL L & 00.,
Seaforth Mills, Ont.
COMMIT SUICIDE.
W. B. i O RT E R
Has convinced selling Furniture of all descrip-
tions in _
NOTICE
that the, Municipal Council of
ISthe
hereby the
Township of Grey will pass a by-law -at
their nettt meeting of Council, to be held
up a
brook, 25th November nest, for op
public read, four rods wide, betwelso an Lotoad between
and
35, Concessions 8 and 9,
Lots 22 and 23, Concessions 8 and 9.
By order. J. R. GRANT,
Clerk.
Township
Township Clerk's Office, l
Ainleyville, Oct. 8, 1372. J 256-4
HATT'" OLD STAND,
MAIN -SKEET, SEAFORTH,
At such prices as will astonish a miter. He courts
an inquest and feels certain that a verdict will be
returned in his favor, that his prices are
THE LOWEST
That is and bus beenin this or P evince for aany yother county in
theGIVE HIM A CALL
And be convinced of the fact.
FTJR
GOODS.
DARK MINK SETS IN LARGE VARIETY.
• GRAY L.MB SETS,
Tack Lamb Sets, South Sea Seal Sets, White Fur Jackets, in all sizes, Black Astrican Ji ckets,.
South Sea Seal Mantles
MADE TO ORDER.
Grebe Sets always on hand end made to order.
Ladies' . Fors Repaired and Altere&
255
The Finest and Best
GENTS' FUR CAPS
OF ALL FINDS.
Buffalo Robes, Wolf Robes, Coon Roues. All Fur Gbods made to order.
Higltest •Price paid for ,Raw Furs.
'NOTICE 1 THE PLACE.
Market Square
N. B. POINTER,
STRATFORD.
W. B. PORTER.
Seaforth, Oct. 25,1872. 255
WHERE IS IT? .-
NEXT DOOR NORTH " OF THE MONTREAL TELEGRAPH OFFICE
IS THE PLACE ' TO FIND
STRONG_ & FAIRLEY'S
CHEAP GROCERY STORE.
A . UL.L STOCK OF FAMILY GROCFRI_ES
Kept constantly on hand, and will be sold CHEAP for CASH and cash only.
Jas. P. Keud'slate W. A. Shearson & Co.'s) Best Family Flour always in stook. We keep
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no other. Customers are sure to get what they ask for pure and unadulterated.
Z Chopped d Stuff, Shorts, Bran, Peas, Oats, Barley, &c., always
Oatmeal, C to be hod at STRONG & FAIREEY'S.
Housekeepers, leave your orders for your Tea, Sugar, Currants, Raisins, Apples, Potatoes, Cabbages
or anything else you wish, and have them delivered for you free of charge.
REFINED PETROLEUM,
Just received ,90 barrels of the best white oil and for sale wholesale and retail,
SALT ! SALT !' -SALT
A large stock of Salt kept constantly on band. 11 you don't see it at the door, ask for it.
O V$TERS.
Fresh oysters received daily andwill be kept during the season. Try them -they are delicious.
N. B. --.As our store is too smalltodiisplay all our goods, we would take,it , as a
favor, if customers don't see what they want,
, o ask for
Call and be convinced that this is theright place tobny cheap Groceries:
STRONG & FAO .LEY.
REMOVED.
MRS. LAIVIONT,
MILLINER AND DRESSMAKER,
Has removed to neat door south of J. Logan's old
stand.
All work in her line done in the newest and most
FASHIONABLE STYLESS
On the shortest notice, and at reasonable terms.
FRU:I r TREES ,, &C
T HAVE .NST RECEIVJSD at any Garden, East-
street, Goderich, a very superior stock of Plum
Trees, Pears, Cherries, Crab A pples, Apricots, a
Peaches, Apples, Dwarf Pears. Dwarf App
Grapes, &c., which i am *fierily g for sale aef4
PRICES,, considering quality o f stock, being tb
finest ever brought into Huron ..
intending planters should► give are a eau at
once. W. CAMPBELL, Tree Dealer,
255-2 Mast -street, Goderieb.